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Aug. 25, 2015

UC Davis ARE faculty and graduate students earned several prestigious awards at the AAEA annual meeting held in San Francisco in July 2015.

Anil Bhargava, PhD '14: Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award. Anil's dissertation was titled, "Agriculture, Poverty, and Natural Resource Conservation in 21st Century India: Impact Evaluation and Analysis of Rural Development Policy." ARE professor Travis Lybbert was Anil's thesis adviser.

J. Edward Taylor, ARE professor: Recognized as a Fellow, AAEA's highest honor.

Richard J. Sexton, ARE professor: Received the Distinguished Teaching Award, Graduate Teaching, Ten or More Years' Experience.

J. Edward Taylor, ARE professor and Mateusz Filipski, PhD '11: Honored with the Quality of Communication Award. Beyond Experiments in Development Economics: Local Economy-wide Impact Evaluation. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014.

Colin Carter (ARE professor), Ben Santer, Maximilian Auffhammer, Alan Olmstead, Paul Rhode, Richard Howitt (ARE professor), David Zilberman, and Scott Kaplan: received the Quality of Communication Award, Honorable Mention. "Climate Change: Challenges to California’s Agriculture and Natural Resources," ARE Update (2014): 18(1).

Nathan Hendricks, PhD '11, Aaron Smith (ARE professor), and Daniel Sumner (ARE professor): Received the Outstanding AJAE Article Award 2015. "Crop Supply Dynamics and the Illusion of Partial Adjustment", AJAE. (2014): 96 (5): 1469-1491.

Julian Alston, ARE Professor, with co-authors George Norton and Philip Pardy, received the Publication of Enduring Quality Award for "Science Under Scarcity: Principles and Practice for Agricultural Research Evaluation and Priority Setting," Cornell University Press, Ithaca, NY, 1995, 513 pp.

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